CEBSE (CENTRO PARA LA CONSERVACIÓN Y ECO-DESARROLLO DE LA BAHÍA DE SAMANÁ Y SU ENTORNO) is a brand dedicated to conserving nature and promoting sustainable development in the Samaná Bay and its surroundings. They focus on preserving biodiversity and advocating for the sustainable use of natural and cultural resources. With active participation from social and economic actors, CEBSE works towards achieving sustainable human development.

The organization has completed numerous projects, including planting trees, restoring mangroves, and intervening in coral areas. They are committed to protecting endangered species such as the Samaná Thread Snake and the Samaná Dwarf Gecko.

CEBSE aims to be a leading institution in integrating and coordinating efforts between the government and civil society in formulating and executing public policies related to natural and cultural resources.

Their institutional goal is to improve the sustainable use of natural resources, promote models of production and services that enhance community livelihoods, and minimize negative environmental and cultural impacts.

Through their volunteer program, CEBSE encourages individuals who are passionate about the environment to actively contribute to the positive changes they promote within communities. They also operate a whale museum, which plays a significant role in local education and attracts visitors interested in observing humpback whales.

As a member of various organizations, CEBSE stays up-to-date with the latest news and developments in their field. Located in Santa Bárbara de Samaná, Dominican Republic, CEBSE welcomes visitors to their museum and encourages support through donations.

Overall, CEBSE is committed to preserving the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the Samaná Bay and its surroundings while actively involving the community in their conservation efforts.